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Signing in to myQuavern

How to sign in with a password, a passkey or a second step, and what to do when the sign-in is refused.

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Written by Jean-Baptiste COULON--CHABAGNO

Sign in at my.quavern.com. The same account opens Marl at chat.quavern.ai, the Quavsit account pages, and the Quavblok player page.

The ways in

  • E-mail address and password. The password is 12 to 128 characters.

  • A passkey, if you have added one: your fingerprint, your face or your device PIN, with no password at all.

  • A second step, if the account has one: a code from your authenticator app, a code by SMS when that is the only factor set up, or a recovery code.

When a second step is asked for

The account asks for whatever it has, strongest first. An authenticator app or a passkey always takes precedence over SMS; a code by SMS can never replace or switch off either of them.

If the second step is a code by SMS, nothing is sent until you ask for it. The code takes a few seconds to arrive, it lasts ten minutes, and five wrong tries burn it — ask for another one rather than guessing.

When the sign-in is refused

What you see

What it means

The password is not accepted

The address or the password is wrong. Neither is confirmed, on purpose. If you cannot remember it, use "Forgotten password?"

A second step is asked for and you cannot answer it

Use a recovery code. Each works once.

The passkey is not accepted

That passkey is not registered on this account, or the device is not the one holding it. Your password and second step still work.

Too many attempts

Sign-ins are rate-limited. Wait, then try again.

Your network or device was restricted

An automatic decision. Write to support; do not keep retrying.

A sign-in from an unusual network

A sign-in from a network Quavern flags as higher-risk may ask for an additional check. It never asks for a payment card: card verification was removed, and a code by SMS replaced it everywhere.

Sessions

The security page lists every active browser session, with its last activity, and flags a session seen through a proxy or VPN. Ending a session there forces that browser to sign in again. Changing your password ends every session, including the one you are using.

If none of this works

Write to [email protected] from the address on the account if you can, and say which of the steps above refused you and what the support code was.

Quavern help reference: signing-in/en

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